Bitcoin traded near $64,100 as markets saw rising yields and a pullback in risk appetite.
Brent crude topped $91 a barrel amid an escalation in the US–Iran conflict, and the 30-year US Treasury yield rose to 5.32%, its highest level since 2007.
S&P 500 futures fell 0.5%, heading for a third straight day of losses, and overall risk appetite weakened across equities and crypto markets.
The 30-year US Treasury yield rose to 5.32%, the highest since 2007, as reported in the article; this figure represents the level recorded for the 30-year US government security in the report, and appears in the reported figures. The UK 30-year gilt yield climbed to 5.834% in the same reporting, recorded as the yield on the United Kingdom’s 30-year government bond in the source. Japan’s 30-year government bond yield reached 4.126%, listed in the report as the 30-year yield for Japanese sovereign debt as shown in the article. The report also stated that UK unemployment was reported at 4.9%, and the article noted that this figure reflected weaker labour-market data.
S&P 500 futures fell 0.5%, heading for a third straight day of losses in the reported trading session. The Invesco QQQ ETF was down more than 1% in pre-market trading, as noted in the article. Ether was reported near $1,893, and Hyperliquid was reported up 8.3% in the same set of market figures. These movements were listed together in the market update without accompanying analysis.
More than $2 billion traded on weekends since CME Group launched 24/7 crypto access on May 29, according to the reported data. Over the past three months, bitcoin has an aggregate return of -0.5% on weekdays, as stated in the article. Weekends produced a combined return of 0.51% for bitcoin over that same three-month period, as recorded in the report. The trading totals and aggregate-return figures were presented as part of the weekend and short-term performance summary.
This section lists the recorded price movements and trading-volume details reported in the article. It presents the reported weekend trading totals and the three-month aggregate returns for bitcoin on weekdays and weekends. No market interpretation or analysis is included in these statements.
The article included a CME Group quote: “From retail traders to institutional investors, market participants are choosing our regulated marketplace to manage cryptocurrency risk around the clock.” The article stated that the quote was attributed to CME in a post on X. The article reported that more than $2 billion traded on weekends since CME Group launched 24/7 crypto access on May 29. The quote and the weekend trading total were presented together in the market update.
Bitcoin was reported trading around $64,100.
Long-term government bond yields were elevated in the report, with the 30-year US Treasury at 5.32%, the UK 30-year gilt at 5.834% and Japan’s 30-year government bond yield at 4.126%; Brent crude also topped $91 a barrel.
S&P 500 futures fell 0.5%, and the report presented these figures alongside a pullback in risk appetite across markets.
